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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1834
Page
5
A brief notice states Saturday morning events on Broad Street in front of the Globe Hotel. The readable fragment suggests a recurring gathering or sale location with no specific date or organizer named.
The notice outlines advertising charges for various formats and frequencies, with rates for weekly and semiweekly inserts, and a policy requiring payment in advance or upon arrears. It warns the publisher bears risk for money sent by mail and seeks written acknowledgment of deposits.
The paper reports oppressive heat in New York with temperatures around 96 in shade and 91 after 6 PM. It notes sixteen heat related deaths and multiple drownings, while also mentioning strange public notices about a black woman offered as a bed companion tied to a Liberator advertiser.
The Augusta committee announces a 11 o clock procession from the Gate House to the Presbyterian Church to honor General Lafayette. The lineup includes volunteers, city and state officials, Revolutionary War officers, Masonic groups, clergy, and civil authorities with a public mourning display.
In Jacksonborough 4 July supporters of State Rights and Union parties prepared for independent day commemorations. The Scriven County State Rights Association sent a negotiation note to the Union committee urging a public debate at the local Cuured meeting in Jacksonborough at noon.
A large Scriven County gathering in a church celebration focused on State Rights and Union party doctrines. The event featured Capt. Black as orator and a long formal toast list, highlighting Jefferson, Calhoun, and Jackson while recounting the era’s political divisions and debates.
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